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St :plARKERsBURG.
A Married Wou,nn's Sud End-Now Mining

A Nar.ied Woman. Sud End-Now Mining
s Comruny Formed.
special Dispatch to he InlsLigencer. Z, s5 4,
PARKRRsnuRa, p w. VA May 25.-The
news has just reached here Of a shocking
occurranco at Porter, q village on the Ohio
side between this city and Gsllipolis. Mrs.
W. L. Ltston, Q married lady, killed her,
sell in an sttsmpt to produce an abortion
upon herself She Swns found lying on
tho floor dead. Her husband is living but
was absent from homo that day. She was
Of a respectable family. .iS3
"a company composed Of W. ]. Keeyer,
B. D. spillman, ]. NJ Camden, j.. A.
Wetherell and ]. N. Camden, jr.. all lot
this city, hnH been organized under the
name Of "The Consumers Goal and Min
ing Company" to mine and sell tho rich
coal veins at Camden City, Mason county.
They have three hundred acres Of coal
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Excitem ent Of Cattle Men,

DALLAS, Texas, May 25.-The arrest at
San Angelo, yesterday, Of WI. Lewis,
late President Of the Colorado Csttlo AS
eociation, upon the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses, was the cub.
ject Of comment in cattle circles to-day, as
Mr.. Lewis has heretofore borno an unsul-
lied reputation for honorable and fair deal.
ing. The charges against Mr.. Lewis were
preferred by Royal a. Ferris, OF the
National Bank, OF Dallas. In m interview,
Mr.. Ferris made tho following statement: !:
,a"In October. last Mr.. Lewia obtained
$40 900 from the &Exchange Bank, for
which he execnted to mo deed OF trust
on 1000 head Of cattle in! the l72 brand,
located in Tom Green county. The money
was payable in February Of the current
year. Diligent eearch has brought to light
only 3lS head Of cattle in the brand atore-
said. These are worth s., 500, leaving US
In the lurch to the extent OF SO, ,5OO,no!s 4
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MULuALL, the eminent British statisti-
clan, says that during the Victorian reign
Ireland has Loaf by famine !, DE, 900 Of
people; by svisl,a "A, 9,66s. 900; by emigra-
ton, 4,lSG,OO0. The evicted constituted
rs per cent. Of the whole population, Not
withstsnling, there are British statesmen
who wonder why Ireland is not prosper
ous, happy, and in love with Enelish rule.
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TIE BAXTER MURDER.
The Trial Of John III. Newman at Now Mar.
tinsyille-The Jury. q

The Trial Of John III. Newman at Now Mar.
tinsyille-The Jury.
Special Dispatch to the {ates!t9esctr.
NEw MARrlSsyILLE, W. VA, May o5-
This is the dsy set for the commencement
OF the trial OF John NJ. Newman, who
stands indicted in the Circuit Court OF
Wetzsl county for tho murder Of jacob R.
Bs1ter. This murder Is no doubt fresh in
the the minds Of many Of the readers Of
tho INTELLlaENcER. The deceased was a
farmer and lived with his family in Proc
tor district in this county. On the night
OF October 3, 1886, he Ind occasion to step
to his door When ho wns shot down by
GONE unseen assassin and killed almost
instantly. There had been feud exist
ing between the Baxter and Newman fam.
lilies for Yeas and some recent trouble i'm
mediately preceding the shooting Of Bax.
ter, between the prisoner, John NJ. New
man, aud the deceased, which at oncs
caused John NJ. Newman to be accused Of
the crime.
Quits a largo crowd is in attendance to.
dau thirty witneBEes for the State and
sevonteen wit1esses for. the defense.
Captain B. B. Doyener, Of Wheeling,
sssista the Prosecuting Attorney and Col.
Arnstt assiBte the defense. Mrs. Baxter,
the widow OF Jacob Baxter, with her three
infant children are interested spectators
Of tho proceedings. Mrs. Baxter espec.
tally evinces great solicitude.
Mr.. John NJ. Newman, the prisoner, is
accompanied by his vile and baby, his
aged lather, and B. B. Newman, his
brother. This afternoon after careful In
yestigation q most excellent jury was oh.
tanned. They are n5 follows: William Fl.
Haskins. I. Z. Leuly, William Heintz.
man, l; D. Morgan, John B. shriver, Jacob
B. B,ookcser, Jesse K. Gorby, John
Arman, Samuel Sibsrt, II. L. Taylor, 1.
J. Carney, Thomas Harrison. S
This jury has been selected, but not
yet pwosn in, owing to the non attend
ancs Of one or two witnesses who are ex-
pec,ed here by morning. They will then
bs sworn and tho trisl will no doubt
nrnr epf t-y5t hsa y. l5a sliIss-f s,ss'tz, Il
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NEW LICENSE LAW.
TWELVE SALOONS IN CHARLESTON
Tako Advantage OF tho Now Law and Take
Out I.,osnses-The Circular to Sherifrs,
Murder Trial at Now Martins.Bts
notwithstanding Poiats.


Special Dispatch 10 ne IatelliQeneer. 55a
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May 25-Aiter a
years trial Of prohibition the city and
county authorities granted licenses to-day
to retail inLoxlcanta. Presumably there
was nothing Of an intoxicating nature sold
during tho past year, but this Is a violent
presumption. The high license law which
was passed by the Legislature last winter
took effect to-day, and in come incorpor.
porated citles llconso will run as high ns
onethouaand dollsra. Only twelve saloons
took out license to-day. The bibuloua
are celebrating the occasion. ".
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Mr.. O'Brien left for Montreal.
THEATRE DISASTER IN pAn1s...g

.
The Opera ComIquo Destroyed-A Number
OF People burned and Injured.
PARIS, May 25.-The Opera Comique
burned this evening. Fourteen persons
who jumped from the windows arc dead,
and forty-three are injured.
The audience got out easily, but the gas
waa turned of before sll left the building
and it is feared some are left in the upper
tiers. The roof soon fell in sending
showers oIsparksas fara as Placedsla Bourse.
With the exception Of Madame SELLER,
who perished, all tho actors escaped,
though several supernumeraries were in
jured severely. Five bodies terribly burnt
were conveyed to the National Library,
among them the body Of woman clasp
ing little boy in her arms.
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Good remplars, Convention,

SARATOGA, N. Y, May o5.-Lls. evening
tho Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars went into committee Of the;
whole on tho question OF reunion between
the Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF the /
world, OF the "English Secedere," and the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge. sl5ti5.5fal
a series Of eight resolutions, containing
the p.oyisions iof an ams}gamstion, were
unanimously adopted, and committee to
confer with Engliah body composed Of
Past G 9. Templara Chase, Of PeunBylva-
mia; Hastings, Of Wisconsin; Hickman,
Of Missouri; kstzanstsin, OF California, /
and Jones, Of New York, were appointed
The Grand Lodge Of New York gave the 7
members Of the r. W. G. L. a jubilee re-
ception last evening. The body was ad-
dressad by J. N. stearns, OF New York y
tho Rev. S. P. Il. Elwell, Of North Caro-
lima; DR.. D. H. Martin, OF Now, Y ork:
Right Worthy Grand Templars J.. b,
French and W. G. Lane, the Hon. ] u
spellmsn, OF Mississippi Amanda WAY,
Of kunsas; the Hon. Nelson DineIoy, Jr,,g
Of Maine, and tile Raw. D. D. Thomas, Of
Indiana. .5 al q I, d
Steps were taken towards the erection
ol q memorial monument over the grave
OIL young Gsmbrell, OF Miesiaaippi, who
L. referred to az the, murdered victim OF
the liquor interests s' q Z
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& LONDON, Msy 25,-Caaon Fleming,
ACCUSED Of plagiarism by the Pail Mall
Gazette, writes 10 that paper that the use
Of q part OF a Bermon delivered by Dr..
Talmaee, Of Brooklyn, in volume OF ser
mons published by the Canon, was an net
OF inadvcrlence on his part. He attrib-
utea the orror to hia habit when reading
Of making extracts for illustrations In the
pulpit and on the platform. He apollo
gizes to Dr.. Talmage for the mistake. The
Pail Mall Ga;eite declares no apology can
cover Canon Fleming's act, &
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land there. II. Z. spillman will be Super.
intendent Of the mines. Their principal
Office will bO In Psrkersburg. = q, 4,fts


8ptciai Dipateh TO the inaitfGotee.
WASHINGTON, Pa, May 25.-The senior
class Of the college lIniAhed tholr final ex.
aminatlons to-day. This evening the
faculty mado Tho following distributions
Of honoIs: To Robert L. Welch, OF Wash.
ington, vsledictory to Arthur II. Wing,
Of Salisbury, the aaluta!ory. David Hor.
ron, ot Glenahaw; T.. +. Hill, Of Thomp.
eonville; 9. A. Lsrimer, Of Library; P. M.
speer, Of Dsmpseytown; j. l.. Vance, Of
Florence, were awarded honorpry oratione.
Orationo were given to j. N. Hill, ]. r.
Bell, Q. A. Lippincott, J. G. Long, NJ. s.
Lyle, Il. E, McCollum, J. E. Meloy, A. ].
Montgomery, James Palmer, P. NJ, Prove,
J. Z. Woods. R. L. Welch and A, L.
Ewing are graduated, cum laude, .lIE
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WHEN Mr.. Henry George said tho
pope's letter to Archbishop Corrigan
didn't mean much, and added that Rome
had not yet examined the question, he
was oil his base. Now that DR.. McGlynn
ia summoned to present himself in Rome,
Mr. George will observe that at least one
Of his theories has been exploded.
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ouR own Charleston has resolved 10
"liQuor up" again. The license policy Of
the Permanent Seat has had checkered
career. And this reminda US that when
no license waa the vogue, the beer flowed,
the wine sparkled and the whisky straight
gurglol from tho decahter just the same.
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TIE NEW LICENSE LAW
Which Went Into Effect Yester,lny-Tn
#,fG Already Paid Here.

,v,,,,,, xv... I,,,, Ev... y.., w.
''''e A,rsn,,v pa,', ] Hare.
mi, ' ."'" ..'.
Ing new law governing tne TAX Oh STATE
licenses Tor various purposes, passed by
the Legislature at its recent session, went
;n,o effact yeo.o,Jay A co,v ~ mo jaw
- ',... -, :, 81,
haa oeel' !ece'Veu ny 'he ohefih hefe'
All annual licenses have already been
issued in this county, however, and the
tax paid at the old rate, so that consid.
erable amount OF money 10 saved by those
whose business requires auch license.
Next year tho rove uuo received from this
source will be considerably increased un.
less tho increase oi the tax operates to re-.
duce the number Of licensed copcerns,
Following will be found tho new pro.
yisionsri the law: @ &5 ..F
On tioteis, tayefns, eating houses and
restaurants, three per cent per annum
upon the yearly value OF the premises.
On distiileries or brewe.ies manuiactur.
ing 5000 barrels annually, $3.50; those
notwithstanding more than Ii, 600 and less
than 25 900 barrels annually, $3.50; those
manufacturing between 5000 and Is 900
DarfeiS, tZUU; tlCbo manufacturing De-
tween i 900 aud 5000 barrels annually,
$50, as5 's .
3 On eyorv license to furnish Intoxicating
ariuks or refreshments al public theatre
$50: 10 ssil spirituous liquors. wine. por.
tar, ale, beer, and drinks Of like uAture. at
retail, in quantities not to exceed tiyu psl.
Ions az a Time. $3.50: to nell spirituous
LIQUORS, wine, porter, ule, baer, and drinku
Of like nature, al wholesale, in qusntitics
not less than i've esllonr, $3.50 In addition
to all other tsxes 10 cell Ut ls,ail domestic
wines, slo, beer and drinks OF like nature
only, 800; to keep bowling alley for
pubic use or resort, $40; but il more than
ono be kept in ons houGe, py the same
pe,son. sid for the ilrst one aud SIS for
every other ons; to ssii appie or peach
brandy at Gis,i,lery in quan.it;es no. less
thsn i've csllons, SlOO.
y 10 Keep a public billiard or pool table,
s75. To keep Il baeatelle table, $50. To
keep q skating rink in a town OF more than
10 OOO, SlO0: il between s 900 and 10 600,
$50; ia a town of less than i, 900, SOS, i
To act as suc.ioaeer in the country, So:
in towns. s.. and s. additional for eve,y
thousand population. To practice tbs
busineeso stock broker, $50; pawn broker,
SlCO To sel pstent rights, $40,
10 act ap a havker or peddler, If the
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II the builders Of the country adopt the
recommendation OF tho Executive Board
Of tho National Association Of Bui.ders, is-
sued from Chicago, there will be q lock.
ou. Of unprecedented scope, having upon
the general business Of the country an ef-
feet impossible to forecast. The Board
endorses the lockout by the master build.
eB Of Chicago. recites the 'encroach-
ments" Of the unionists including the
shutting out Of non.union men, the walk
Ing delegate, the apprentice restriction
and the compulsory membership Of fore
men; declares that builders must reaasert
control over their business, and says it
would be "bsster that not another brick
be laid or nail driven in Chicago for a
year than tina. this opportunity be lost to
regain these rights tor employers" Anili-
ated organizations end all sympathizing
builders are eShorted to follow tho exam
pie Of their Chicago brethren. The Board
further suggests that workmen be allowed
to record themselves rs sssenting to the
principles OF individual liberty" as laid
down in Chicago, "thus instituting for't
first time union wherein employer and
employee shall be joined and their inter
ests considered as common" s
All this means determined struggle, II
the master builders stand together, for the
other side has declared itself ready for the
conflict. The country has already sui.
fered greatly from labor contentious, and
aeems doomed to suffer more before a
solution OF the problem shall be reached.
II the stubborn strike and boycott be met
with the equally esubbosn lockout, the
conflicting elements may be driven to.
2ether at the last. s. J.
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Tug PaR IiaR Gasesse says II there were
nix EDrlishmen Of Editor O'Brien's cali.
b,e, "sll Sgrecd upon one policy, these ak
would rule the empire" One OF them Ia
lust now making thipga uncommonly
lively Ia part OF The empire.
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II Bou!snger were allowed to form a
Cabinet he might make it up OF French
rolls. Diagram Of the above possibility:
Bouianger is French for baker. Example
in 0llendori English: Have you the good
bread Of cur bakerY Translation: Arez
rou E bon pain de ,totre doutanger3 A little
Of this sert Of thing is wonderfully help
fnl nt timeh. - - Z. -.
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VIZ have the misfortune not to know
much Of Col. Livingstone, Of Georgia, but
bc did hammer tho Rev. DR.. Smoot in
GOOD old Presbyterian style. Dr.. smoot
ought to keep his Confederate flag where
the moths can't get at 1t. "
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If you nre about to send Lord Lang
downe q letter Of coincidence, and desire
TO give him all he Is entitled to by his
birthrisht, eelect m envelope that will
hold this: ?. Il
Henry Chsrles Keith Petty Fitzmaueice,
Marquis Of Lausdowne; Earl Wycombe
Chipping Wycombs. Buckinghamshire
Visco1nt Calne and GLADSTONE, Wiltshire
lord Wycombe, Baron of Chipping Wy
combe, Buckinghamshirs; Earl Of Kerry ;
Earl Of shelburne; Viscount Clanmaurice
and Fitzmsurlce; Lixnaw and Dunkeron.
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CnlcAao, May 2255.-six contractors sign.
ed q document agreeing to sustain the
platform Of the Master 2Masons' ;Assoca.
ton, and were given permits to begin
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EEIING. VEST THURSDAY yOIlJdF

work today. They begun with from two
10 fifteen non.union bricklayers each,
They also received orders upon the mate.
rial mon for rupplles. Many Of the prom.
inent contractors prefer to SEQ "how the
thing workh' before they try to retume.
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& STANDARD MILL. TROUBLE
Finally Settled Observation-Disclosures Fer
-.a.1fs ~ - Ne3ys. Esszss.sl.l .. t-.st4

Finally Settled fes,erday-aIartin'sF Ferry
News.
John oItinser is the father OF new
boy. w z3ii54lg .fI5a1i. 4.
McDonaugh's new brick structure is
nearly completed. f.s
Mr. Thos. stroupe has returned from a
prosperous business tour. i,5, a
Edward Vickers, Of Mingo, was vieiting
his parents here this week. sssi - :
Mr.. Allen Huskins and family are 5usli-
eating opposite Clarington, inWest Vir-
ginia. 4 !. - I,gii ,'a
Levi Jones, the well known cloth deal
er, will leave shortly for Cleveland, to
enter into the same business there.
Mrs. May Davidson, aged eighteen
years, died at . o'clock yesterday after.
noon OF consumption, after an illness OF
more than year. 3..i5
The Standard mill trouble was definite
ly and satisfactorily settled yesterday. Mr..
Hobbs rendered his resignation, which
was accepted, and the mill goes on in full
TODAY, l55f-5i. - 9 " = ,s-- 51'sF II -
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liai. Other Games Abrond.
t Cincinnati-Athletlcs, s; Cincin-

At ouisville-Btooklyn, A !; Louisville, S.
At st. Louis-Mets, 8; ST. Louis, 10. Y.
At Boston-OhicaRo, 2; Boston, 4.
at Observation-Disclosures, l3; Glove.
land,7 y "a i, -;
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Z s,eubeuville's Third victory.

Special D:patch 10 The lnttlltgncer. n
srKunEsylLLE, O., May 25.-ro days
game between steubenville and sandupky
was hotly contested, but heavy batting by
the home team won them tho game, The
fielding OF both clubH was excellent. Score
Inning. .,.......... ....... 1 2S3 a 7ts o s.
ste1benville o 2 ! o % o 3 .
sandusky-..::. .-..:..5 o 4 2 o o.
Base hits-steubenville, IS; ssndusky
y. Errors-Steubenville, 9; Sandusky. S.
Batteries-- Osborne and Berger; Clarke
and 0hrist1uan. Umpire-Boii. 4.
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Kalamazoo Gets There Again,

Special Dispatch to The lntel.t0eneer.
ZANEsvlLLE; May 25-Z,nesville was
defeated the aecond time to-day at the
hands Of the Kalamazoo in brilliant
eleven inning gsmc. It was n pitchers
battle and Waaon had the beat Of 1t.
Score: , ;t /. &, +. 4; ii 7t,5a!.i 55:3.I
Innings.......1 2 13g4 5aG57:S5 o 10 ii 81,
Zanesytiic."..."o 9 9 LOO 90 o 0-1
], Base hits-Z,nesville, 8; Kalamazoo, I.
Errors-zanesville, 8; Kslsmezoo, Q. Bat
teries-Blair and Lauer; Watson and Dill.
Ion. Umpire-O'Brien l#3 s7i 4
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"STATE OF ONO, OFFICE OF =
CoMM'R OF RAILROADS AND TELEogApus,

STATE OF OHIO, OFFICE OF l
CoMM'R OF RAILROADS AND TELEogApus, !
"Hmry Gleason, Esq:
"DRAR SIR-I have received marked
copy Of tho Mail and Express Of April 26,
containing an interview with President
Foster on permanent club organization
and the usefulness Of nuch clubs from a
party standpoint. He has sounded an
Ohio keynote IN this matter, and sin.
cersly hope it's effect will be- national in
character. In the organization OF perms.
nent clubs in every State in this Union
lies the ultimate success OF the Republi.
can party. Club organizations have ten.
dency to draw the young men into politi.
cal lie, and it is to the millions OF young
voters in this country We must make such
organizations attractive. l look on the
appointment Of the committee Of which
you are one is timely step in the di1ec-
ton Of attaining by correspondence an
accurate knowledge Of the condition OF
our party organizations in all the States,
to the end that later on convention
composed Of delegates from the various
clubs shall meet to formulate plan-or
platform -of principles, on which all may
stand in harmony, battling for the SUCCESS
ot the party Of Lincoln, Grant, Conkling,
Garfield, Sherman and Blaine. Indiana
is partially organized, 80 is West Virginia
both on the Ohio plan. It will be a
grand work to organize the Republicans
Of this country into permanent clubs, and
it Is q work In which shall be proud to
assist should you deem my humble sar-
vices Of any value to you. Worry truly
yours. RICHARD L. TANNING,
Secretary Ohio Republican Club"
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bility to hit the ball when the men were
on bageg. Score: 9s

cd,IaI I,nn!pgs;,...,...~..... ays,. !ss5fste
Akron ...,... -....,.,,.."". Q 0 ! I o2 '-i2
Base hita-Columbus, 1S; Akron, 20.
Errors-Columbus, 4; Akron, s. Lett on
bases-Columbus, 12; Akron, 8. Earned
runa-C Columbus, 0; Akron, 1. Struck
out-By Keogan, 4; by Kelly, 4. Base on
balls-By Keogan, 8; by Kelly, 0. Passed
balls-By Mutton, q; by Lanaer, 2. Wild
p!tchoa-By Keosan, |; by Kelly, l. Um.
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". HoLL!srER,
ISellitire

Dellnire. - Z. i. -
The city board Of equalizlti begins its
sessions today. is;.y
Rev. N. S. Hosy hea beon confined 10
bed with bilious attack. i%'sIs5..; ii7s'I5
Miss Nellie Brean, OF Cincinnati, is viz.
iting her grandfather; John Tay lnr. 8,
The Elyaiap theatre haa had al the
seats removed aud is being arranged for
the Catholic lair. lf,f3
i The Street Commissioner will take down
q number OF telegraph poles on Uaion
street that are not nov uaed. ,..
The curbing OF Union street has left d
rosdway Of but twenty feet in width for
the road leading to the Bonwood icrry and
upper wharfboat. i6 80
II ID reported that q we'll known clerk in
one OF the manufacturing Embellishments,
Who IS out OF town at present, will bring q
wife home With him. >7i az
The narrow gauge road promises 4
change Of time. AT present tho train or.
rives here too late, even when it js on
time. for the numerous shippers Of pro.
ducs and milk. 2:.i''J3s{s.7 All 4
The First ward school house and Ii; E.
church as well as coed psrt of tho ward
cannot very well ba reached trsept by
using what is by cour!esy called Nine.
teenth slrees. This way ia very nsrrow
and tho matter Of buying the strip of Tho
lot on the north side is heing considered.
The lot contains only a frame stcro room.
The First Presbyterian congregation han
decided to complete the church building
substantially on the original plan. 1t has
been found that this can bs done Tor one
half .or less the cost Of new building
while it will be 8 much finer building.
The root and walls will probably be en-
tirely rebuilt in the rear ind nidea where
aprung. Another meeting viii be held
next Mondsy evening, z I
Thu city ordinances assessing taxes 10,
sewers and other improvements have beer
framed to allow the payment of the tsS
to extcnd over four years, but rs mucE
paving is likely to be done, tbs Counci
has decided to hereafter mako such o,di
nances allow OF ono tenth ouch tsx beiu.
paid Teach year, which will therefor
require bat one twentieth part OF the cos
TO be paid at each Six montha payment 0
" ssANNISs 5si "a NJ tgiS}l ~ H. lti
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C!lp qntelliqetltlcer,
nrcl No,. 80 and vt roartosntl, street.

pgRsOS rs earring the city for The sta'on, and sum.
~, irtl,r,, Gun haze the DAILY ls1ELiIGENCKR
ra,l 10 lhen, postpaid, for % cents per month, he
,Ll,,, ttinJ Glanced ds often az dtsirtd. .'5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-26
bridgeport,

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! Mrs. II. B. Morgan, OF Bsnwood, Is Wis.
iting her father st ktrkWood. 4f5
Daddy" Gill hss returned from the
soldiers' Home, at Dayton, 0.
G. R. scstterday, proprietor OF The sher-
man House, is a. Armstrong; Mills. =
A. @. Braunum paid visit this week to
Colonel Blansomegame, near Portland.
An intereating entertainment, Of music.
81 character, was given at Soapto2n, on
Iucldsy evening, by the scbolars OF the
soaptown school, taught by hiiss Lisson.
For sale-A desirable dwelling in Kirk
wood. So, y
r. ". HoLLlsrRn.
. : ARRANGEMENTS have been made by The
Treasurer Of Belmont county for r. 4.
Howell to collect taxes for Pease township
Tree OF charges to Taxpayers. Books are
now open at r. T. Howell's store. s